Refund Policy
Last updated 8 August 2026
The plain line under each heading is a summary. The text beside the rule is the policy itself, and it’s the version that binds — if the two ever disagree, the clause wins.
1The short version
Fourteen days, no reasons needed.
Ask within 14 days and you get your money back. You don't have to explain why.
Nothing we make is on sale yet, so nobody needs this page today. It's here so you know where we stand before you ever hand us money.
2Why we give you the 14 days
We don’t have to. We do it anyway, on a first purchase and on a subscription’s first payment.
Because we'd rather refund you than keep money from someone who isn't happy. Strictly speaking we don't owe it — digital things you get access to straight away usually carry no right to change your mind, in Turkey and in plenty of other places. We give it anyway.
It covers your first purchase of something, and the first payment of a subscription.
3Subscriptions
Stop whenever you like and keep what you’ve paid for until the period ends. A renewal you forgot about gets refunded.
Stop one whenever you like. Stopping it ends the next payment, and you keep what you've already paid for until that period runs out.
If a renewal caught you by surprise and you haven't really used the thing since, tell us and we'll give it back. Charging someone for a month they forgot about is a rotten way to make a living.
4If it's broken, forget the 14 days
If it doesn’t do what we said, the clock doesn’t apply.
If something didn't do what we said it does, the clock doesn't apply. Tell us whenever you notice and we'll either fix it or refund you.
5How to ask
Email hello@bober.tech from the address you bought with and name the app.
Email hello@bober.tech from the address you bought with, and say which app. That's everything we need. We answer within two working days.
The money goes back the way it came, usually in five to ten working days depending on your bank. Since our apps are sold through Polar as merchant of record, Polar processes it and you'll see it as a reversal of the original charge. You can also ask them directly if you'd rather.
6Your legal rights
Whatever you’re owed as a consumer where you live stays on top of this.
This sits on top of the rights you have as a consumer where you live. Nothing here takes any of them away.